From an Amorphous “I” to a Reliable “We”
And what is our real “I”? – Our real “I” is completely amorphous. It does not have any image. – […]
And what is our real “I”? – Our real “I” is completely amorphous. It does not have any image. – […]
I did not study the basics of acting, but everything in an actor’s work is aimed toward creating the right
– Which boundaries can we delineate here? Can children play animals or plants? Or should they only play people? –
– When a person creates a certain new facet within himself, he discovers how multi-faceted he is. How many facets
Everything in the work of an actor is aimed at giving a person the ability to become included in others,
One more special quality of acting is that when a person comes close to being in contact with the environment,
– Of course, we are all acting. After all, we don’t know how to behave. Animals behave naturally. They don’t
Let’s talk about the role of acting in the method of integral upbringing. You often say that a child, like
– You once said that you like verbal games in the form of anecdotes. – Yes, just not crude ones,